Frank Bennedetto
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'''Frank Bennedetto''' was once [[Marzipan]]'s popcorn machine, who was in the [[Homestarmy]] during January 2004. Frank unfortunately was the lone casualty of the battle of [[Strongbadia]] depicted in the Strong Bad Email: [[army]]. He is survived by [[Mrs. Bennedetto]], his mother (a.k.a. Marzipan's microwave). Frank Bennedetto also left behind a debt of five bucks, payable to [[Homestar Runner]]. | '''Frank Bennedetto''' was once [[Marzipan]]'s popcorn machine, who was in the [[Homestarmy]] during January 2004. Frank unfortunately was the lone casualty of the battle of [[Strongbadia]] depicted in the Strong Bad Email: [[army]]. He is survived by [[Mrs. Bennedetto]], his mother (a.k.a. Marzipan's microwave). Frank Bennedetto also left behind a debt of five bucks, payable to [[Homestar Runner]]. | ||
Revision as of 21:58, 21 August 2005
Frank Bennedetto was once Marzipan's popcorn machine, who was in the Homestarmy during January 2004. Frank unfortunately was the lone casualty of the battle of Strongbadia depicted in the Strong Bad Email: army. He is survived by Mrs. Bennedetto, his mother (a.k.a. Marzipan's microwave). Frank Bennedetto also left behind a debt of five bucks, payable to Homestar Runner.
More recent evidence has shown that Frank Bennedetto may not have actually died in combat. His status was upped to "POW" in the Strong Bad is in Jail Cartoon, as he was seen behind the fence with all of the stolen goods.
He now seems to have been freed, and is once again a proud member of the Homestarmy, where he holds the rank of Third-Style Private.
Complete Filmography
- Email: army (Debut)
- Strong Bad is in Jail Cartoon
- Labor Dabor
- HomestarRunner.com PAY PLUS! (in screenshot)
- Email: garage sale
Note: Frank Bennedetto may be a reference to Fran Bennedetto (a.k.a. Joe Momma) in Anna Quindlen's book, "Black and Blue"
